AGHA NADEEM versus ADDITIONAL SECRETARY WELFARE, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB, SERVICES AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTME
Article 199 Constitution Petition Civil Service Government Residence is owned by the Provincial Government in Lahore and the applicant has been allotted while the applicant's services have been transferred to the Federal Government and such residence after posting in Islamabad. I demand vacant occupation of such residence. Applicants were being used by the federal government in Islamabad through the federal government's legitimate services after the provincial government changed its retention period from five years to two years, but they had to reside there Did not apply, the provincial government was able to formulate its policy. Adjusting to its Officers in its Government Residences The provincial government did not have to inform such policy in the Official Gazette The constitutional petition would not be able to apply such a policy of the provincial government to all its officers. There was no entitlement or lock stand. After posting to the Federal Government applicant in Islamabad, maintaining such residence in the possession of his former employer (ie the provincial government) as a provincial government employee is expected by the applicant of the provincial government. There was no absolute right to retain such accommodation after the expiration of the two-year grace period with the permission of the employee. Respect such a policy and hand over the vacant possession of such residence to the State Officer. The High Court dismissed the constitutional petition and granted the applicant 15 days for such residence leave, and if he failed to do so. If so, the authority is all
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